The Alexa Windows app lets you use voice commands, sync reminders, manage skills, and control smart home devices directly from your PC. You can interact with Alexa even without an Echo device.
Blender is free and open source. Forever. What's New Blender 5.1 focuses on refinement, bug fixes, and a few key upgrades. Grease Pencil adds a new Fill workflow with hole support, curves and text render better, and performance improves across rendering, animation, and the viewport. Geometry Nodes expand, and shading gains the Raycast node for NPR workflows, hundreds of bug fixes, updated ...
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Blender - The Free and Open Source 3D Creation Software — blender.org
Blender 5.0 brings unprecedented integration of the Video Sequencer across areas. New places, new tools, new workflows, the same good ol’ Sequencer. A dedicated Strip tab contains all the settings previously located in the Sequencer sidebar. A new Strip Modifiers tab lists all modifiers in a familiar stack layout, including drag & drop support.
Blender 4.4 is all about stability. During the 2024–2025 northern hemisphere winter, Blender developers doubled down on quality and stability in a group effort called “Winter of Quality.”
Blender 4.0 represents a major leap for rendering, creating tools, and more to take your Freedom to Create to new heights.
Blender 4.3 new features overview by Jonathan Lampel from CGCookie, Harry Blends, Christopher 3D, and Aidy Burrows from Creative Shrimp.
Blender Foundation and the online developers community present Blender 3.4, featuring path guiding in Cycles, new sculpt and paint masking tools, Geometry Nodes viewport overlay, new UV Editing tools, improved performance and much more.